Not to mention that postal voting is wide open to fraud, and has been abused even in the UK. It's important for some, and I wouldn't want to actually see it go, but I'm very dubious of attempts to popularise it. You should have it if you need it - otherwise, get yourself down to the polling station.
I really like that voting is a physical act, located in the community it relates to. Paper and pencil, and attending the polling station in person, are fundamental to connecting voters to our democracy.
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